Enter the mind of Bruce Lee

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Bruce Lee was known as an amazing martial artist, but he was also a profound thinker. He left behind seven volumes of writing on everything from quantum physics to philosophy.
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Photos: Enter the mind of Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee, right, along with his mother and siblings poses for a family snapshot circa the late 1950s in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Lee grew up in an affluent family. His father was a famous opera star.
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Bruce Lee portrays a young thug in an early TV performance. He acted in at least 20 films as a child actor in Hong Kong.
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One of Lee's big breaks in Hollywood came when he portrayed Kato, the sidekick to the crime-fighting masked hero, the Green Hornet. The 1966 television series was short-lived, but it helped Lee build a following in Hong Kong.
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Bruce Lee, his mother and son Brandon pose for a family snapshot circa 1970 in Los Angeles. Lee taught Brandon the martial arts. Brandon would later become an actor and martial artist before a tragic accident ended his life in 1993.
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